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PACV Merle K (Mudhole) Smith Airport

Cordova, Alaska · Cordova

PACV Merle K (Mudhole) Smith Airport

PACV Merle K (Mudhole) Smith Airport Cordova Alaska Read Article

Alaskan Native Village Upgrading Vital Hydroelectric Project

Cordova, Alaska · Cordova

Alaskan Native Village Upgrading Vital Hydroelectric Project

In September 2024, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced $300 million in Climate Pollution Reduction Grants to 33 Tribal applicants and one Territorial applicant. The $15 billion Climate Pollution Reduction Grants program aims to support awarded entities in crafting and implementing plans to minimize carbon emissions and air pollution, particularly through clean energy projects and environmental justice initiatives. Together, …Read Article

How a two-minute Alaska hunting stop in 1965 turned into a two-week slog for survival

Cordova, Alaska · Cordova

How a two-minute Alaska hunting stop in 1965 turned into a two-week slog for survival

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The plan was for a hunter in the rugged Bering Glacier country east of Cordova to quickly kill a goat and have one more prize and one more grand Alaska story for the folks back home. Then the plane’s wing strut failed.Read Article

Los Alamos Scientists Reveal Clever New Method of Detecting Earthquakes and Controlled Blasts

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Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) researchers have advanced a new Earthquake detection method after underwater fiber optic cables in Alaska detected detonations from a construction project on land. The Alaskan port city of Cordova had scheduled controlled demolitions to make way for an oil spill response facility and a new road, relatively close to the submerged cables. A team of scientists led by Loïc Viens launched LANL’s Distributed Acous…Earthquake · Cordova Read Article

Submarine Telecommunications Cable Detects Road Construction Explosions | Seismological Society of America

17 April 2025—Researchers from Los Alamos National Laboratory have been collecting seismic data from a submarine telecommunications fiber optic cable in coastal Alaska, exploring how the cable could be used to detect signals from earthquakes, ocean currents and marine mammals. Then the researchers learned about construction on an oil spill response facility and road in the nearby town of Cordova that would include a series of controlled explosio…Earthquake · Cordova Read Article

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